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Index
Glossary
Table of Contents
Title Page
Alphabetical Order
100
In the back of a book.
What is the location of the index?
100
In the back of the book.
What is the location of a glossary?
100
In the front of the book.
What is the location of the table of contents?
100

The front of the book, before the table of contents.

What is the location of the title page?

100

Potatoes On The Rooftops

What is the title of our story?

200
Alphabetical Order
How is an index organized?
200
Special words from the book.
What is found in a glossary?
200
A list of the chapters or sections in a book.
What is found in the Table of Contents?
200
The title of the book, the author, and the publisher.
What is found on the title page?
200

Every Available Inch

What is the topic of page 318?

300
To find on what page a specific topic is located.
When would you use an index?
300
To find the definition of important words in the book.
What do you use a glossary for?
300
The order in which the chapters or sections in a book appear.
What is the order of the Table of Contents?
300

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing 

What is the publisher of the My Book 1?

300

page 324

What page would you find information about Pollution Solutions?

400

page 284

What page do you find information about A Pioneer Sampler, The Daily Life of a Pioneer Family in 1840?

400
In alphabetical order.
How is a glossary organized?
400

Module 4

In what unit would you read about the Wild West?

400

Alma Flor Ada- Keylene Beers- Isabel Campoy- Joyce Armstrong Carroll- Nathan Clemens- Ect.

Who are the Authors of My Book?

400
the Index and the Glossary
What sections in a book are organized in alphabetical order?
500

pages 198

What pages can you find information about Between the Glacier and the Sea: The Alaska Earthquake?

500
It tells you how to pronounce the word.
What does the writing in parentheses after the word mean?
500

5 stories.

How many stories are in Module 2?

500

Content areas.

What is this My Book 1 about?

500

Influence: If you influence something, you affect it or cause a certain outcome.

What is the definition?